Stock Watch: Disappointing ACC Share Price Reactions For AstraZeneca And Lilly

When Seemingly Good News Is Met With Caution

The end of the American College of Cardiology conference was a prelude to a volatile trading week for most stocks. Even before Liberation Day, reactions to the conference announcements were not encouraging.

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The recent American College of Cardiology (ACC) conference should have provided companies with the chance to share positive trial updates and saunter into the next trading week with bolstered stock prices. Competition, precedents and tariff prospects ensured that things did not go to plan.

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